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Replacement uPVC Window Handles

Find replacement window handles for uPVC, aluminium and timber windows. Choose from Espag, Cockspur, Tilt and Turn handles and more.

Not sure which handle you need?

Our guide explains the different types of window handle and what to look for.

Help me identify my handle ›

✓Identify your handle type

✓Check the fittings and measurements

✓Get help if you are unsure

Shop by handle type

Choose the type that looks most like your existing handle.

Espag Window Handles With a spindle sticking out of the back Cockspur Window Handles With a nose on the side Tilt and Turn Handles For windows that tilt and open inwards Fork Window Handles With a fork fitting on the back Window Blind Handles Slim handles designed to fit behind blinds Plantation Shutter Handles Slim handles designed to fit behind shutters Monkey Tail Handles Decorative handles with a curled grip Hook Nosed Handles With a hook fitting on the back Spade Window Handles With a flat blade on the back Anti Ligature Window Handles Safety handles designed to reduce tie points

Not sure what you have? Send us a photo and we can help identify your window handle.

 

? Window Handle Types Explained – Identify Your Replacement +

Espag Window Handles

Common on modern uPVC windows, Espag handles have a 7mm square spindle on the back that operates the window lock. Check the spindle length and fixing positions before ordering.

Cockspur Window Handles

Often found on older uPVC and aluminium windows. A nose on the handle closes over a wedge or keep on the frame. Check the step height, handing and fixings.

Tilt and Turn Handles

Designed for windows that tilt for ventilation and also open inwards. Check the spindle, fixing positions and operation against your existing handle.

Fork and Spade Handles

These use a fork or flat blade fitting. They can vary between locking systems, so compare the fitting and measurements carefully. Contact us if you need help identifying yours.

Monkey Tail and Hook Nosed Handles

These styles are used on a range of window designs, including heritage-style windows. Fittings vary, so check the back of your existing handle and the fixing positions.

Shutter and Blind Handles

Low-profile handles designed for windows where blinds or shutters sit close to the frame. Check the available clearance and fitting before ordering.

• Anti Ligature Window Handles
• Plantation Shutter Handles
• Espag Window Handles
• Cockspur Window Handles
• Window Blind Handles
• Tilt and Turn Handles
• Fork Window Handles
• Monkey Tail Handle
• Hook Nosed Handles
• Spade Window Handles